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Apparently the High Court's decision was flawed because of the three judges one was gay, one knew about European law and the other had previously been paid for working as a lawyer. http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/mailonline-online-attacks-brexit-judge-for-being-openly-gay_uk_581b344ee4b0ab6e4c1ba5ff

Not after they win a referendum no.

But that just emphasises the point - you cant judge a player by what league he is playing in, especially young players who are also high scoring at international level.

Has he given up his MEP's salary from the hated undemocratic EU yet? - given we've voted out and all.

I used to work for the NHS trying to find out how people wanted their money spent and what treatments they would give priority to. After several years the only logical conclusion was that the population is a collection of malleable clueless halfwits.

Whereas the European Court on Human Rights....

Wouldn't it be more likely they are working as an agent on behalf of some rich client who doesn't want their name out there until the deal is done?

Probably more often than Rooney in Bath

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Do tell Wes. How are these totally discrete groups?

Babies have been surviving and thriving for thousands of years, long before the gazillion articles telling their parents what to do. Instinct and good sense will do most of it for you. You might get a wobble about your life changing irrevocably - it will - but its worth it. Takes many people a few months to get used to the new rythmn. My one twopennyworth. Don't give them orange juice to drink whilst in nappies. Makes their wee acid and can causes terrible nappy rash

Like Pelle and Tadic you mean? or Suarez, van Nistelrooy and van Hoojdonk maybe? The donkey has scored 10 goals in 18 for France U21s. Anyway a lot of clubs looking at him given he's talentless. http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/newcastle-united-eye-sebastien-haller-11765634

Good call. Koeman was after him for Everton during the summer for c£14m. No idea why it didn't go through.

Ooh its a recently formed group. Where is it based Wes? Who are the members and the officers? How come you are so consistently unable to grasp every issue posted up? I'm genuinely amazed.

Cambridge had the temerity to have more possession and more shots on goal during their thrashing.

Eat lunch in the White Star watch the game across the road in The Grapes, both Oxford Street.

It does. The Government are going to try to carve out special circumstances for financial services and the car industry - keeping them inside the customs union. They will get told 'no way, all or nothing' and will then cave. We will be outside the EU but in the Customs Union. Referendum result respected, business as usual. Everybody happy. Apart from you.

More so than most non EU immigration, which has been higher and generally attracts very little attention.

I think we know the answer to that.

Very naive as par Wes. Nissan and the other car manufacturers will gain an exemption from duty. Whether you physically send them a rebate cheque after the tax has been paid or grant them exemption from liability - its still money going from the Government to the car companies as the result of a stupid policy.

It was Saturday, they were still in in the PL and got 10,315. We played on a Wednesday and got more than double that. I guess that demonstrates just how loyal and passionate they are.

Its not a special deal in the sense that its exclusive to Nissan - its worse than that, the Government will have to write cheques all over the place. They had to promise to cover any losses due to Brexit otherwise Nissan were leaving. The Government has had to pay in order to try to stave off the effects of its own policy. "Mr. Ghosn said at the Paris motor show on Thursday that Nissan, owner of the U.K.’s largest car factory by volume, “will not make an important investment decision in the dark.” He was referring to where the Japanese company would make a coming version of its Qashqai sport-utility vehicle. Mr. Ghosn also said London should guarantee the auto maker compensation if tariffs are imposed as part of the U.K.’s separation from the EU. “If the British government cannot respond,” he said, “we will not go ahead.” http://www.wsj.com/articles/nissan-seeks-brexit-trade-assurances-before-new-u-k-investment-1475161968

Exactly, or any of the other 230,000 British exporters.

The PM has had to promise a manufacturer that the government will underwrite any and all additional costs from Brexit in order to persuade them to stay in the UK. Its either writing a blank cheque or promising to stay in the single market. The fact its welcomed by the less acute Brexiteers tells its own story.

This is Portsmouth we're talking about